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Re: Program Icons - Sources |
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They are known as 'blog buttons'.
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Thank YOU! ! ! I guess I was not searching on the right term, since I don't "blog" what ever that is.... Again THANK YOU ! ! ! THANK YOU! said by drew:
As a side note... these things don't look good to me. They remind me of somewhere around the year 2004.
To each their own, but many of the "newfangled, 2.0 etc." stuff I see on sites I despise... and caters to those with minimal attention span. The buttons are used as part of an explanation that if your not using Konqueror, I don't really give a hoot about your problems with my site(s). And if you are using it or another favorite of the Linux community then your likely to have zero problems. I don't code for problems that certain browser causes and requires workaround for especially in ECMAscript. |
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 drewAutomaticPremium
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kudos:6 | Glad you're going for a large market share with targeting Konqueror. |
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 cdruGo ColtsPremium,MVM
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kudos:7 | said by drew:Glad you're going for a large market share with targeting Konqueror. LOL. At least he's targeting a larger market than just Lynx. REAL power *nix users use Lynx. Or just looks at the raw HTML directly or parse it with some archaic Perl regex command. ECMAScript is for pansies with scaly and itchy rashes. |
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| said by cdru:said by drew:Glad you're going for a large market share with targeting Konqueror. LOL. At least he's targeting a larger market than just Lynx. REAL power *nix users use Lynx. Or just looks at the raw HTML directly or parse it with some archaic Perl regex command. ECMAScript is for pansies with scaly and itchy rashes. LoL ... just reads the html with vi like a real man! 
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